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Main Command

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capx-compose

Create a new Next.js project with selected plugins. 
capx-compose <project-name> [options]
Arguments:
  • project-name - Name of the project directory to create (required)
Options:
  • --plugins <list> - Comma-separated list of plugins to include
  • --use-pnpm - Use pnpm as package manager
  • --use-yarn - Use Yarn as package manager
  • --skip-install - Skip automatic dependency installation
  • --eslint - Include ESLint configuration
  • --no-eslint - Skip ESLint configuration
  • -y, --yes - Accept all defaults (non-interactive mode)
  • --dependency-strategy <strategy> - Dependency resolution strategy (smart|highest|lowest|compatible)
  • --silent - Suppress enhanced output
Examples: 
# Interactive mode
capx-compose my-app

# With specific plugins
capx-compose my-app --plugins=vercel-ai,supabase

# Multiple plugins with package manager
capx-compose my-app --plugins=solana,firebase --use-pnpm

# Skip installation
capx-compose my-app --plugins=goat,evm --skip-install

# Accept defaults
capx-compose my-app -y

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Using with npx

The recommended way to use Capx Compose without global installation: 
npx capx-compose@latest <project-name> [options]
Examples: 
# Latest version
npx capx-compose@latest my-app

# Specific version
npx capx-compose@0.1.1 my-app

# With plugins
npx capx-compose@latest my-app --plugins=vercel-ai

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Plugin Commands

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plugins list

List all available plugins. 
capx-compose plugins list [options]
Example: 
# List all valid plugins
capx-compose plugins list

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plugins show

Show details for a specific plugin. 
capx-compose plugins show <plugin>
Arguments:
  • plugin - Name of the plugin to show details for
Example: 
# Show vercel-ai plugin details
capx-compose plugins show vercel-ai

# Show supabase plugin details
capx-compose plugins show supabase